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DIC_ROCK_ALL (3677 rows)
Dictionary table based on the entire version 3 of the BGS Rock Classification Scheme and is populated directly from the 3 supplying tables (BGS.ROCK_NAME_V3, BGS.ROCK_COMPOSITE and BGS.DIC_ROCK_DUMMY). It contains both the base rock names and addditional codes required for specific application, eg. composite names for use on digital geological maps. It is formally approved as the official source of ALL database codes to be used in BGS corporate databases and MUST be followed.


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Row CODE SOURCE_CODE DESCRIPTION TRANSLATION STATUS USER_ENTERED DATE_ENTERED USER_UPDATED DATE_UPDATED TRANSFER RCS_STATUS
281 BLMU  RC  Basaltic lava and mugearite  Basaltic lava and mugearite  DJLO  16-MAY-06  TMCM  24-AUG-18 
282 BLOBCP  RC  Basaltic lava, olivine-basalt and angular pebble-grade conglomerate  Basaltic lava, olivine-basalt and angular pebble-grade conglomerate  DJLO  24-JUN-08  TMCM  24-AUG-18 
283 BLP  RN  Boulders, cobbly, peaty [Unlithified Deposits Coding Scheme]  Peaty cobbly boulders [UDCS]  AWEL  17-MAR-04  TMCM  30-AUG-18   
284 BLS  RN  Boulders, cobbly, sandy [Unlithified Deposits Coding Scheme]  Sandy cobbly boulders [UDCS]  DJLO  20-FEB-09  TMCM  30-AUG-18 
285 BLSD  RC  Basaltic lava and sandstone  Basaltic lava and sandstone  DJLO  16-MAY-06  TMCM  24-AUG-18 
286 BLSTMY  RN  Blastomylonite - A type of mylonitic-rock. Blastomylonites are formed where extensive recrystallisation and mineral growth accompanied deformation, resulting, for example, in ribbon textures in quartzose rocks. British Geological Survey Research Report RR/99/02, section 7.3.  Blastomylonite  GRBA  24-FEB-00  TMCM  22-FEB-19   
287 BLTPH  RN  Block-tephra - A type of pyroclastic-sediment. In the Rock Classification Scheme, it is a pyroclastic-sediment in which the average size of more than 75% of the pyroclastic fragments exceeds 64 mm. Block-tephra, bomb-block-tephra, block-bomb-tephra, and bomb-tephra are separated according to the relative proportion of blocks (angular fragments exceeding 64 mm) and bombs (rounded fragments exceeding 64 mm): if more than 75% of all pyroclastic fragments bigger than 64 mm are blocks the sediment is block-tephra. It is the unconsolidated equivalent of pyroclastic-breccia. British Geological Survey Research Report RR/99/06, section 4.2 and fig. 4.  Block-tephra  GRBA  24-FEB-00  TMCM  15-FEB-19   
288 BLV  RN  Boulders, cobbly, gravelly [Unlithified Deposits Coding Scheme]  Gravelly cobbly boulders [UDCS]  DJLO  09-JUN-06  TMCM  30-AUG-18 
289 BLVC  RN  Boulders, cobbly, gravelly, clayey [Unlithified Deposits Coding Scheme]  Clayey gravelly cobbly boulders [UDCS]  DJLO  20-FEB-09  TMCM  30-AUG-18 
290 BMDST  RN  Mudstone, bituminous  Bituminous mudstone  AWEL  31-MAY-02  TMCM  31-AUG-18   
291 BMGN  RN  Melagranite, biotite  Biotite melagranite  AWEL  21-MAY-02  TMCM  31-AUG-18   
292 BNCOAL  RN  Banded-coal - A type of bituminous-coal, classified according to brightness. British Geological Survey Research Report RR/99/03, section 6.1 and fig. 10.  Banded-coal  GRBA  24-FEB-00  TMCM  08-MAR-19   
293 BNLIGN  RN  Brown-lignite - A type of lignite. It is brown with a dull or earthy lustre. Many are banded with a fibrous structure. British Geological Survey Research Report RR/99/03, section 6.1 and fig. 10.  Brown-lignite  GRBA  24-FEB-00  TMCM  08-MAR-19   
294 BOCOAL  RN  Bone-coal - A type of impure-coal with clay disseminated throughout the organic-matter. It can be recognised by its dull appearance and grey streak. British Geological Survey Research Report RR/99/03, section 6.1 and fig. 10.  Bone-coal  GRBA  24-FEB-00  TMCM  08-MAR-19   
295 BONIN  RN  Boninite - A type of high-Mg rock, classified using the total alkali silica (TAS) classification. The TAS classification may be used if the mineral mode of a normal fine-grained crystalline rock cannot be determined due either to the presence of glass or to the fine-grained nature of the rock. The definition of boninite is as shown in British Geological Survey Research Report RR/99/06, section 5.2 and figs. 17b, 22.  Boninite  GRBA  24-FEB-00  TMCM  22-FEB-19   
296 BORXST  RN  Borax-stone - A type of non-carbonate salt that is composed of particles of the borate mineral borax. British Geological Survey Research Report RR/99/03, section 7.1 and fig. 11.  Borax-stone  GRBA  24-FEB-00  TMCM  08-MAR-19   
297 BOTPH  RN  Bomb-tephra - A type of pyroclastic-sediment. In the Rock Classification Scheme, it is a pyroclastic-sediment in which the average size of more than 75% of the pyroclastic fragments exceeds 64 mm. Block-tephra, bomb-block-tephra, block-bomb-tephra, and bomb-tephra are separated according to the relative proportion of blocks (angular fragments exceeding 64 mm) and bombs (rounded fragments exceeding 64 mm): if less than 25% of all pyroclastic fragments bigger than 64 mm are blocks the sediment is bomb-tephra. It is the unconsolidated equivalent of agglomerate. British Geological Survey Research Report RR/99/06, section 4.2 and fig. 4.  Bomb-tephra  GRBA  24-FEB-00  TMCM  15-FEB-19   
298 BP  RN  Boulders, peaty [Unlithified Deposits Coding Scheme]  Peaty boulders [UDCS]  AWEL  17-MAR-04  TMCM  30-AUG-18   
299 BPEAT  RN  Peat, basin  Basin peat  TMCM  29-MAY-20     
300 BRCG  RC  Breccia and conglomerate  Breccia and conglomerate  DJLO  16-MAY-06  TMCM  24-AUG-18 

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